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As in Iceland, Banks, real estate and other financial services boomed in London in recent years, even as other swaths of the economy withered.

Envoys of CubeSats that have more smarts and a built-in thrust mechanism might even be sent out to explore vast swaths of our solar system and beyond.

Many gains in cropland are associated with irrigation, but there are also swaths of improvement in rain-fed cropland and pastures in the prairies and plains of North America and western India.

Authoritarian, conservative nationalists govern much of the world, including swaths of eastern Europe.

Both are designed to survey wide swaths of the sky and could spot far more of the small space rocks.

While coastal China and its major metropolises evince tremendous wealth, large swaths of Western China remain Mired in poverty.

Large swaths of planted poplar trees now protect fields once ravaged by floods, wind, sandstorms and soil erosion, giving boost to agricultural activities.

The international Census of Marine Life, a $650 million, 10-year-long endeavor, has started to fill in the large blanks, illuminating new swaths of the mysterious deep along the way.

He called for more research on animals and in broader swaths of the population.

The larger point, of course, is that vast swaths of the reality we take for granted are mere accidents of anatomy.

Joel Garreau picks up on this phenomenon in his 1991 book, Edge City, which explores the rise of suburbs that are home to giant swaths of office space along with the usual houses and malls.

The first is that jack pines occur in patchier stands than the continuous swaths of lodgepole on the west coast.

Proponents said it would generate clean electricity and open up new swaths of the Yangtze for navigation by bigger boats while preventing lethal flooding.

And for vast swaths of the globe, the biggest threat to a child's body-and hence brain-is parasitic infection.

For more than a decade, the Japanese Imperial Army subjugated large swaths of Chinese territory.

It was over this jagged, rusty territory that the moon now loomed, and the swaths of crumpled metal swelled as if carried on a high tide.

In addition, farmers using modern supersize tractors, built to efficiently cover swaths of land, can find it inconvenient to break up land into smaller sections through buffer areas or terraces.